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Neb. 'safe-haven' law allows abandonment of teens (AP) » Full Story

A sign proclaiming the Alegent Health Emmanuel Medical Center a safe haven place is seen in Omaha, Neb., Friday, Aug. 22, 2008. State Sen. Arnie Stuthman of Platte Center helped usher LB 157, a bill that made Nebraska the last state in the nation to pass a so-called safe haven law. (AP Photo/Nati Harnik)AP - Nebraska's new "safe-haven" law allowing parents to abandon unwanted children at hospitals with no questions asked is unique in a significant way: It goes beyond babies and potentially permits the abandonment of anyone under 19.




On the 5th day of Fay, cleanup begins in Fla. (AP) » Full Story

Peter Spyke checks the pumping system that is draining flood water off his grapefruit trees Friday, Aug. 22, 2008 in his  grove near Fort Pierce, Fla. Two days ago, the trees were underwater. Some 400 acres of tomatoes were flooded near Immokalee in the southeastern portion of the state and St. Lucie County on the Atlantic coast suffered some $20 million in losses, mostly to cattle, citrus and nursery operations. There also were reports of grapefruits blown off trees in southeastern Florida and some areas where sugar cane was bent over in high winds. (AP Photo/J. Pat Carter)AP - STEINHATCHEE, Fla. — As Tropical Storm Fay finally got on track Friday to leave Florida behind, flood-stricken homeowners got an encouraging sign: Muddy brown water lines began appearing on the sides of homes, a clue that floodwaters were receding.




NYC, foes split over effect of gun shop lawsuits (AP) » Full Story
AP - Managers at the Bob Moates Sport Shop were spoiling for a fight when they found out New York City was suing the Virginia store over the way it sold firearms.

Teen's tough act may have had role in shooting (AP) » Full Story

Roger McDonald, holds an undated photograph of his nephew Ryan McDonald after the 15 year old was fatally shot by another student at Central High School in Knoxville, Tenn., Thursday, Aug. 21, 2008. (AP Photo/Lisa Norman-Hudson)AP - Tough-talking Ryan McDonald grew up in a rough blue-collar neighborhood, teased as "Mr. Clean" since childhood after an ailment left him permanently bald.





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FOX News Poll: : In a Gut Decision, Undecided Voters Pick McCain - FOXNews » Full Story

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FOX News Poll: : In a Gut Decision, Undecided Voters Pick McCain
FOXNews - 6 hours ago
By Dana Blanton AP Barack Obama and John McCain are in a tight race for the White House, but at this stage many voters are still undecided.
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Letter, powder sent to Gov. Crist traced to S. Florida - Houston Chronicle » Full Story

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Letter, powder sent to Gov. Crist traced to S. Florida
Houston Chronicle - 46 minutes ago
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - The threatening letter to Gov. Charlie Crist that bore a suspicious white powder has a South Florida link, said Florida Department of Law Enforcement chief Gerald Bailey.
Video: Threatening Letter, Powder Sent to McCain Office AssociatedPress
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Roger Williams moves up in college rankings - Providence Journal » Full Story

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Roger Williams moves up in college rankings
Providence Journal - 45 minutes ago
By Alisha A. Pina Roger Williams University achieved its highest ranking yet with yesterday’s US News & World Report release of its 2009 rankings of America’s colleges and universities.
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For 5th Day, Storm Takes a Liking to Florida - New York Times » Full Story

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For 5th Day, Storm Takes a Liking to Florida
New York Times - 1 hour ago
By DAMIEN CAVE and HECTOR FLORIN MIAMI - It is the storm that just won’t quit. On the fifth day since hitting Key West, Tropical Storm Fay continued to pound Florida with rain and wind Friday, having caused at least seven deaths in the state along with ...
Video: Third Hit From Fay Leaves Florida Under Water AssociatedPress
Fay causes $1M in damage to Brevard schools Florida Today
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Fay drenches Florida, slogs westward » Full Story
Tropical Storm Fay was in no hurry as it made its way across the northern Florida peninsula Friday, its torrential rains and fierce winds leaving a trail of destruction behind and portending the future for areas in its path. Seven deaths have been blamed on the storm.



Typo vigilantes banned from national parks » Full Story
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Pilot's name on watch list threatens career » Full Story
For Erich Scherfen, being on a government terror watch list isn't just a matter of inconvenience. It could end his career.



Bad punch line can get you punched » Full Story
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Seven Florida deaths blamed on tropical storm Fay » Full Story
MIAMI (Reuters) - Tropical Storm Fay was blamed on Friday for seven deaths in Florida as forecasters warned that its torrential rains threatened a large swath of the southeastern United States with flooding over the weekend.



NY nuclear plant likely a quake risk: study » Full Story
NEW YORK (Reuters) - A nuclear power plant that lies within commuting distance of New York City is more likely to be shaken by an earthquake than previously thought because it sits atop a newly identified intersection of two active seismic zones, scientists said.



Gov pushes NY mayor Bloomberg to run again » Full Story
NEW YORK (Reuters) - New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg has handled the economic downturn better than any other regional politician and it would be a "great idea" if he sought a third term, Gov. David Paterson said on Friday.




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